Your Feature Request / Idea
Sleep Need and Behavior
So here's an important one for making these animals feel real. It's very jarring to never see any of them sleep or rest at all, we all know this and we've all said this many times.
To do this there would need to be an entirely new Need added to dino stats, obviously titled Sleep. This could trigger sleep behavior when it's at about 50 or 60% and the creature would use the already available sleep animations to enter and exit this state.
In this state i feel like animals should mostly ignore things that would normally panic them, to avoid easily overtiring in certain situations. Carnivores approaching very close and helicopters hovering directly above for a certain time would wake them up, but that's about it. In addition, obviously this state would render the entities untargetable by hunting or aggression behaviors.
It would also be fantastic if the animals would pick more remote areas of the enclosure, areas with a higher concentration of their species (herds) or even areas with dense foliage such as trees and thickets to sleep in for shelter, to avoid seeing a dino sleep out in the open by itself with carnivores running about, which would be fairly odd.
Sleep Need and Behavior
So here's an important one for making these animals feel real. It's very jarring to never see any of them sleep or rest at all, we all know this and we've all said this many times.
To do this there would need to be an entirely new Need added to dino stats, obviously titled Sleep. This could trigger sleep behavior when it's at about 50 or 60% and the creature would use the already available sleep animations to enter and exit this state.
In this state i feel like animals should mostly ignore things that would normally panic them, to avoid easily overtiring in certain situations. Carnivores approaching very close and helicopters hovering directly above for a certain time would wake them up, but that's about it. In addition, obviously this state would render the entities untargetable by hunting or aggression behaviors.
It would also be fantastic if the animals would pick more remote areas of the enclosure, areas with a higher concentration of their species (herds) or even areas with dense foliage such as trees and thickets to sleep in for shelter, to avoid seeing a dino sleep out in the open by itself with carnivores running about, which would be fairly odd.
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